originally posted by: introvert
What I've yet to understand is how we are going to pay to get all of these people back to where they come from.

(Maybe the noncriminal illegals instead of being on welfare can have a government authorization tattoo put on their foreheads and sell magazine
subscriptions and books door to door apparently actual reading and publishing has been going down over the years)

Only half of the illegals in this country are from Mexico. The rest are from South American countries, Asia or Africa.
(I've heard of these 2 sayings for years. If it's brown flush it down if it's yellow let it mellow and go the F*** back to Africa. Now i think i
understand them)

Who foots the bill for those plane tickets?

(George Soros? I heard he's a philanthropist. Maybe he'd like to help Mr. Trump? Other than that dunno?)

From what I've heard, a lot of illegals are being deported by the Obama Administration, but Trump's constituency is not the sort that would be
satisfied with reading columns of figures. They want to see evidence of action that is more visceral. They want to watch people being kicked onto the
cattle cars. They want Kristallnacht.

Trump has already said that it would be those with criminal records that would be deported first. Well and good, I suppose, but that is also a nice
piece of prep for the public, causing them to conclude that groups of people being deported must have criminal records since President-elect Trump
said that's who would be targeted. It's very convenient.

I wonder if this will lead to a lot of canceled trials. What is the advantage of deporting an illegal with a criminal record who is wanted or on trial
for murder or drug trafficking? Isn't a certain amount of cooperation from the Mexicans implied here? I can't help feeling that the way to really deal
with these issues lies in a low key diplomatic approach where understandings and agreements are reached with the Mexican government.

What is the essence of Trump's policy, to nullify normal rights of people in custody, and simply deport them if they are illegals with criminal
records, in every circumstance? Surely that is the policy now anyway. The Trumpian twist to this must be simply the removal of any avenue of
appeal.

I don't think Trump will be able to satisfy his constituency with that approach. The visuals are going to be all wrong. One wonders if there are three
million illegals in custody already? Then the trains could simply sidle up to the prisons and load up.

In California we might see quite a lot of that. It could get very wild west. Those trains will have to be guarded every inch of the way.

Obama has had 8 years to get to millions, Trump want to get to millions IMMEDIATELY .

It doesn't work like that. I'm trying to explain to you that "immediately" in as much as it could be deemed a timeframe, is an untenable one.

There's a thing called due process. It takes time. The only way to speed it up is to throw more resources at it. That will require large sums of money
that will need to be allocated by Congress. Expansion doesn't happen overnight. There's nothing "immediate" about it, if for no other reason than
logistics.

It never happens at all with you and your ilk in control. Yet other things, like billions illegally to Iran etc, happen instantly with no due process.
Executive order.

originally posted by: goou111
And it begins, lets get all the illegal ones out of here ASAP. If you want to be here do it right and legally and you will be let in.

If you dont want to do it legally GTFO and dont come back.

President-elect Donald Trump’s hard-line immigration stance was a central part of his campaign message in 2016 -- and he said in an interview
airing Sunday that he plans to immediately deport approximately two to three million undocumented immigrants.

“What we are going to do is get the people that are criminal and have criminal records, gang members, drug dealers, where a lot of these people,
probably two million, it could be even three million, we are getting them out of our country or we are going to incarcerate,” Trump said in an
interview with CBS’ “60 Minutes.” “But we’re getting them out of our country, they’re here illegally.”

I think the Trump program is largely a marketing confection. It was a way to spin an ongoing program into a radical departure for electioneering
purposes. It's like those people who sell you fresh air in designer bottles. Trump tapped into a lot of niche voters that were kind of off the normal
electoral charts, like the KKK, the racists, the less well educated, the haters, etc.

He tarted up what was already happening with immigration, put a Trump label on it, made it sound really bad ass and tough, and sold it to people. It
worked. it turned off people who weren't going to vote for him anyway, and brought the niche voters that pollsters never talk to, out of their
parent's basements, where they usually sit out the elections pulling the legs off cockroaches.

One thing I have to hand Trump. He really schooled the political establishment on how to harvest votes from the middle of the bell curve, where all
the average voters are.

If you want to run the United States, or anywhere for that matter, find out what people are buying and then give them a political version of
it to vote for.

(This is what the Liberals in Canada did with Justin Trudeau. They gave people a pretty boy, game show bachelor type, to vote for.)

Trump basically gave people a WWF style politician, who would enact their fantasies for them in the political sphere. Body slam the Chinese. Kick
Mexican butt. Sing the national anthem and tell his "fans", he loves them.

originally posted by: goou111
And it begins, lets get all the illegal ones out of here ASAP. If you want to be here do it right and legally and you will be let in.

If you dont want to do it legally GTFO and dont come back.

Ummmm.We are already doing that?

The Obama Administration has set all-time records for aggressively deporting Illegal Immigrants that so much as sneeze in an un-polite way.

Soooo...What's new here? Cuz what I see is him trying to rebrand and existing policy by slapping his name on it while not actually changing anything.
...Just like his real-estate.

Shouldn't you be asking about the "deportation force" which they now say isn't going to happen? Or the immediate deportation of all illegal
immigrants...Which he is also saying wont happen? Or the massive wall?..which he now shrugs and say...some parts might be a fence ..

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